 You can even grow cantaloupe as a microgreen, which is quite delicious. So if you're thinking about veggies that you eat, many of the leafy ones are natural fits for microgreens. Now, not everything. You can't have a tomato microgreen. That doesn't quite work out. But if you're just beginning to get microgreens, I'd take something that you like, like a broccoli, a mustard, a basil, a cilantro, some of these herbs or salad greens, and you can grow those as microgreens.